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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.

Reported fOr EVENING STAR.
THE ST. ASAPH MURDER.-The case of Douglas
kidwel, Win. Wesley, Albert Ktdwell and Alfred
Barrett, for the murder OF Geo. Wurtenbakcr at St
Asaph's junction on the 9TH Of July last, was
this morning. District Attorneys Marbury, of the
city, and Clements, Of the county, and Col f. L.
Smith, attorney OF the Pennsylvania Railroad ap-
peared for the prosecution, and MeSsrs. S. g.
Brent and j. II. Greene for the accused. The case
was met on the outset by preliminary motions
When the Jurors were called, a special venire of
twenty having been summoned only nine jurors
were obtained, all the Others having expressed
opinions or being otherwise disqualified. Sec
0nd yenfre OF twelve was ordered, but before the
jury was obtained the court took a recess until
O'Clock this afternoon.
\ LITTLE RIoT.-A melee that threatened at one
time TO be riot occurred near the ship-yard yes
terday afternoon about O'Clock. Five small
colored boys were bathing on the river shore in
full sight OF many residences. and Off1cer John
LAWYER being called upon, obtained the help Of
some citizens, and after little chase captured the
entire party By this time the mothers OF the boys
appeared on the scene and attempted to rescue the
lads. There was a struggle, but Justice Fair came
down from the highlands with a posse, and all the
boys and one OF the most violent OF the women
were carried to the station-house. This morning
two other women were arrested, and afterward all
were dismissed by the mayor on the payment Of
fines.
CORPORATION COURr.-The Corporation Court
Judge Meade, to-day took up criminal business
again. At its last session. Saturday afternoon the
unlawful detainer case OF the corporation against
Mr. Ed. Burke, was decided for the defendant The
court set aside the verdict OF $500 damages in the
case OF Mrs. Young agt. the corporation Of Alex
andria, as that sum was the full assessed value of
the real estate alleged to have been damaged.
NOTEs.-No rain fell here yesterday, but there
X. Nichlin took place from his late home, on
Washington street, this mOrning.-The mind OF
porarily impaired during last weeks heat-Hen-
son Dudley was sun struck here on Saturday.
The contract for street and house numbering will
be awarded at the meeting Ut the committee on
streets to- night.
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BOY SrRCCK BY STREET CAR.-While num-
Der OF young white boys were engaged ii playing
at the corner OF Valley and p streets, between
and O'Clock last evening, one OF the number,
whose name could not be learned, while running
across the street was struck by street car OF the
metropolitan line, inturtng him badly about the
head and shoulder. Complaints have heretofore
been made OF the fast driving Of the cars down the
grade near this point
PERsoNAL--Mr. and Mrs N. A. MCGOWAN and
family are at Colonial Beach for the summer
MISS Annie Freeman left this morning fOrfa pro-
longed visit TO Hunters Mill
FIRE-iesterday morning about O'Clock
special Omcer Riley discovered fire IN the cellar OF
NO 3C%O NJ street, owned by r. A. Phillips and Oc-
cupied by Annie Ubhon, having originated in some
IuDDish In the cellar. The damage was but
slight.
YESTERDAYS SToRx.-Many trees in this place
were damaged by the heavy wind yesterday.
There was no rain here.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT z A.
receiving reservoir, temperature, 81; condition at
north connection, 20; condition at south cOnnec-
ton, 80; distributing reservoir, temperature, So;
condition at 1nf1uent gate house, &c. condition at
efnuent gate house, &c. High tide In the river to-
DAY at 5:4o am, low tide at IL 81 pm.
~, the decision OF the jury in the suit OF Deputy
j. Sheehan, at St. Paul. MIMI, on Saturday, SET
Ties the question as to the right OF haf-breed to
other citizen.
Rev DR.. McGlynn addressed very large audi
ence In Philadelphia last evening under the aus
eter In the hall registered lOS degrees.
inc Key west yellOw-fever record now stands:
Total cases to date 119; deaths, 32 sick now, 81;
discharged cured, so.
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CONDEMNED Locals.

1.-THE Evils OF the Liquor Traffic" was the subject
OF sermon last evening by Rev. F. d. Power,
pastor or the Vermont Avenue Christian church.
Arthur Robinson, the cOlOred hero OF the CanarSie
Bay disaster, is n native OF this city, and it Is
stated, saved the lives OF two persons on the Wa
waset disaster or the Potomac, several years ago.
commissioned officers his staff: RObL. Armour,
sergean-majOr, Henry III. Parmenter, Quartermas-
Ter sergeant; Geo. w. Reed, hospital steward.
A rire-alarm was turned in Saturday night on
account OF a blaze made by burning rags in a
house on 14th street. near southwest TO scare
away mosquitoes No damage was done.
AT meeting Saturday evening. at the close of
the session OF Perseverance Lodge, l. o. G. t., a
central advisory committee OF the Order In this
District was formed, with the following officers:
Chairman, Mr.. Russell. OF Perseverance; secre-
Money, OF Star OF Hope.
Mr.. Andrew Devine and Mr.. JAS O. Clephane
accompanied by Miss Julia Camp, have left the city
Tor Milwaukee, where they Will exhibit before the
annual meeting OF the Principals OF the Business
Colleges OF the country the operation OF the graph
cphOne.
Dr. A. s. Griswold was found dead in his Office
323 1St street southeast, Saturday afternoon, by
OnlCer BlandfOrd- On post norton examination
the cause o. death was found TO be heart disease
Jesse Miller, aged thirteen, and ChaS. Goldman,
aged sixteen, the latter OF Silver Spring, Mont
gomery County, Md, were drowned at Lake
Poland Dam, in Baltimore County, Saturday,
Robert A. Harvey about half-past IL O'Clock
Saturday night fell from the second story or his
house. SIG etl street, and sustained severe inter-
nal injuries. He was attended by DR.. Carroll
Morgan.
". c. Parsers residence, No. III street north
east, was entered Saturday night by some one
who cut the Stats OF a back window, but the thief
was frightened on before he secured any plum
Those who leave the city during the summer can
have The STAR mailed 10 them for any length or
time. and the address changed often as desired.
vance
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The Potomac Flats Case.

DECISION OF THE COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
This morning the Court in General Term, In the
Potomac Flats case United States agt. Morris).
overruled the motion to dismiss as to Harvey. The
court said that Congress assumed, when IL passed
the act, that the title was in the United States,
and the purpose was that parties claiming title
should maintain the claims by evidence. The
lands for the public use, and 1t was provided
that II the court was satisfied that any defendant
had title TO the land they should ascertain the
damages. The Government was engaged in q
great improvement, and IL was for the claimants
10 assert title with The view OF the court ascer-
tanning and fixing the full value OF such lands
The motion was overruled and the cause reInanded.
A New Trial for Jacob r. Angney.
THE VERDICT SET ASIDE BECAUSE OF JUROR FISHER
FEING OVER AGE.
Judge Montgomery to-day, in the Court in Gen.
eral Term, delivered the opinion in the case OF
Jacob p. Angney, convicted of assault and bat
terry with intent to kill John II. Wilmot, and as
sault on Thos r. Turnbull, setting aside the YER
dict and awarding new trial. The defendant
fled motion in arrest Of Judgment and for new
trial on the ground that the indictments were not
sufficient on which TO find the verdict in that it
did not set forth a crime OF higher grade than an
was above the legal age. The court held that the
indictments were sufficient, and on the second
point stated that Fisher was empanelled April
last and stated that he was under sixty five years
OF age, but the proof shows that he was born
March IL, 1920: but admitting that he was correct
about the year OF his birth QS22), he must have
known that he was at the time over S1xty-fve
years or age. The judge read the qualifications OF
jurors (secton S72) and discussed very thoroughly
the decisions on the point whether 1t was not TOO
late to object after the verdict and decided that
the bulk or authority was that In such a case the
verdict should be SET aside.
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The MOVEMENT STANDARDIZATION OF OFFICERS.
Pursuant 10 the call Of Major /. NJ. Blood,
meeting OF persons interested In the establish
ment Of an Industrial temporary home in this
city was held In the offices OF Johnston, Reinohl
Dyer for the purpose OF erecting an organiza-
Con, Saturday evening. The following persons
were elected Officers: President, Robert Reyburn,
r. D.; vice president, Rev. DR.. s. III. Green; secre-
tary, Mr. ID. A. Reinohl; treasurer Mr.. C.. C.
Glover; general manager Major i. NJ. Blood.
Inc oncerS were constituted an executive COM
mittee. 1t was agreed TO solicit contributions to-
ward establishing an Industrial temporary home
IN this city, which may be paid to the treasurer or
any member OF the executive committee. The
general manager, Maj. Blood, can be seen any week
DAY between the hours OF am and II noon at
the Police Court. The meeting adjourned to meet
al the call Of the president.
DR.. Godding, superintendent of the Government
Hospital for the Insane writes as follows In refer
ence 10 the project: "Having given considerable
attention TO the subject OF the inebriate and his
needs most cordially indorSe the proposition for
an industrial Temporary Home for this class
within the limits OF the District of Columbia
where they can be put to work and protected
against themselves at least until some legislation
can be had and more permanent provision made
Tor them-v
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ElODed with the Relic.

NAVAL ACADEMY STRATEGY THAT CARRIED oFY
HANDSOME MISS WHITNEY.
telegram from San Diego, Cal, July 16, says:
The belle OF the ST. James Hotel, the fashionable
house OF the place, for several months past has
been Miss NJ. F. Whitney, OF Washington She
was with her brother-in-laiv. Dr.. T. Richie Stone
and Wife, also unit. recently OF Washington, and
leading society people tne-c. At the hotel was 4
young man, Z. W. DalryIncla, a graduate Of An
napOhs Naval Acadei1y aid a civil engineer. lie
sat al the Sarnc t.bio With the S'Olss AID Was
very attentive tn TIE sister-ip-;aW. They role
drove, walked. AMI went bJs:!n., togc;he., and
WHILE Miss Whitney mad hosts Of a5nirafs IL WAS
manifest that Daryruc.e WIS -. 1avuritr Yes
t;r1iy Miss Whitney was driven 20 National City
py Mr.. Dairympie, and p'sus for the marriage
were then arranged. Yesterday afternoon, shortly
after lunch, the couple went ont for d walk on.
tered carriage and wers, driver. Rapidly to Ma
'ionai City. There they went 10 :le International
HOte, and were quickly married. Word was sent
10 Mrs. stone, wno OF receiving the news tainted
Then the doctor was notified He funnel awhile
but finally guiete1 down and concluded to make
the best OF the affair.
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Wednesdays Excursion.

Inc excursion 10 Luray Caverns last Wednesday
was another success, nearly the fun complement
Of tickets being SOLD, both In this city and Balt-
more, and the unanimous verdict was that a finer
Bet OF people or more thoroughly equipped train
never IefS a depot No confusion, no crowding, no
annoyanceS, as each ticket calls for a reserved
seat which belongs TO the holder during the entire
lay smoking ca IS provided for those who
indulge IN ths weed, and In fact anything that can
pc done for the comfort or the eXcursonStS Is not
forgotten.
The next excursion TO these famous Cayerns will
take place On Wednesday, July 20, leaving Balti-
more and Ohio depot, Washington, 30 a. m and
returning, arrive home at p. H., thus allowing
four full hours at Luray.
Rounc-tr1p rate only $780, which includes ad-
mission 10 the CayernS and reserved seat In car
AduL
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BOulangcr Raises q Breeze.
he CASTS REFLECTIONS ON THE GOVERNMENT 4
NAY BE CALLED TO TASK FOR IL

he CASTS REFLECTIONS ON THE GOVERNMENT AMI
MAY BE CALLED TO TASK FOR IT.
Gen. Boulanger has written letter to Deputy
Laur thanking him for his expressions OF attach
ment and friendship, which, he says, are bccom.
Ing rare. The letter says the writer Will do his
duty despite the hatred and detection OF former
friends. II IS sufficient for him to remain friends
with those who wish France respected and who
place their country above party intrigues He
himself has but one AIM and that Is to proclaim
10 Frenchmen that they can and must raise their
heads and assume the only attitude becoming A
great people. Gen. BouaIgers letter has caused
Il sensation in the chamber OF deputies. 1t is re-
ported that the general Will be called to account
for 1t. NJ Laur says that the letter was cOntit,en
tlal and that the responsibility for publishing it
rests with him. ~
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Hanged i'm a COURTROOM.
AN NFURIATED MOB MAKES SHORT WORK OF JOI
THOMAS RAVJSHER

AN NFURIATED MOB MAKES SHORT WORK OF JOHN
THOMAS A RAvIsHER.
special from Evansville, Ind, says: sat Union
City early in the week a colored man named John
Thomas committed a brutal assault on a little
white girl. A posse was organized, and after
long search he was found at Humboldt and brought
back. His preliminary trial was held yesterday
A large, angry and determined crowd filled the
courtroom. He was positively identified by his
victim AT this point some one in the crowd
shouted: That's enough. Let's put him where
he'll do no more OF the DEVILS work. Then the en-
tire courtroom OF men, numbering, perhaps, two
hundred enraged citizens, rose TO their feet, and
with an impulsive rush surged over the posse OF
officers sweeping them aside, and despite their
efforts 10 save Thomas, the maddened throng
seized the trembling and panic-stricken wretch.
In an instant a good rope was produced, and
moose, deity prepared. slipped about the prisoners
neck. Willing hands threw and end OF the rope
over beam in the courtroom, and then the
crowd walked away, leaving the body swinging
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The Police Court Crowded.

HARD TINE FOR PRISONERS IN THE STIFLING CELLS.
During the fOrty-eight hours ending at o'clock
this am. the police made 14O arrests; 81 were Of
white persons and 73 colored. Many OF the arrests
were for drunkenness, and the prisoners were re-
leased when sober In the first precinct the off,
GERS made raid on Migrants and persons who loaf
about the "DivtSiOn" and saloons and arrested
twenty-four such suspects. They were taken to
the Police Court this morning where they were
charged with being Migrants and suspicious char
acterS. Some OF them were committed TO the farm
In default OF bonds and others were released on
their own recognzance. When the Police Court
convened this morning the building was not large
enough TO accommodate the visitors, some of them
compelled TO pay the visit by policemen and others
TO look after their friends There were more than
hall hundred prisoners taken TO the court in the
"Mar1a, which made four loads, and the unfor-
tunate victims were placed in the cells and along
the corridor. In the Two damp, dark cells the
prisoners were terribly overcrOwded. and they
frequently complained TO the officer in charge that
they were Oyerheated and almost SmOthered to
death. The Accommodations for prisoners are
very poor, and complaints have frequently been
made about them.
THE BASE BALI. RECoRD.-The Washingtons con-
tinued their excellent playing Saturday, and de-
feated the PtttSburgS by score OF to g. and thus
gained the sixth place in the championship race.
sunday games resulted as follows: AT ST. Louis
81. Louis, 10; Athletic s. At Louisville-Louis-
VILE 3; Baltimore 9. At Observation-Disclosures,
o; Brooklyn, 4.
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RAILROADS.
DIEDMoNT AIR LINE,


Il Schedule in effect June 5,h 1887
80 A Mast Tenn Mail Daily FOR warr-nton.
Sstwesn s,snr,s AND Ses sp1rs ~ station.
Sprinss. Aesheny Springs. Bristol Know lie, Home
siespsr w. shhS%ers sna Se New Orleans Pullman
liza A. M-Fast Mail Daily for warrcnton. Char.
iot,esSile OSrdonsyille stations Ches Ohio Routs
Neen lynchhurg and Danyilie. Greenseoro. Raleigh.
Sharlottes Atlanta. Birmingham. Montgomery. New
orIeans IeNas and California Pullman SLEEPER New
York 10 Atlanta In connection with Pullman sleepers
AuanA 10 New Orleans. and Mann Boudor Sleep.rs
for birmingham. vicksburs aud Shreveport SOLID
[. saa y rysie Joints sundays -,
through coach TO wArrenton for Fauquer v bite sui
phur SPRINGS Connects at kiverton with =. Y. r. r.
80 ?. M-Mestern Expires. Daily for wArrenton,
Gordonsville, Charlottesville louisville ,iincinnati
Route Pullman SleeperS ard solid Trains Wsshins-
ton 70 Louisville also for lSnchburr Bristol ChHtts-
Points. Through Pullman sleepers washtns,ton Ia
Memphis without change
IL 90 p MZs9uthern Express, Daily Tor I.ynchhurs.
DailNille, hslelsh, Asheyille. Charlotte COLUMBIA
Aiken. Augusta, Atlanta, MONTGOMERY New Orleans
Ienas ana Calliornia Pullman SlceI,ers Washington
Montgomery TO New Orleans P,iln,sn slsr,cr. w.sb
ineton 70 Augusta without change also pullman
sleeper, Msisnlngloa 70 ,ireenhrier White sulphur
Trains on Washington aud ohio division ,s,v. Wash.
NJ. Daily: arrive Round Tim, 1 q A N ard 10 p
VI. Returning leave Round AN o. A NJ Daily and
10 Da d enreIi sunday, arriving Washington
Through trains from the South via charl,,te Dam
Vile and Lynchburs. arrive IN Washington 10 A NJ
burg at l045 A NJ aud 40 r. SiE mes AMI
OHIO Route and CharlottesVille at 40 Z. Al stras-
Tickets. sleeping Car reservation ana Information
furnisheiand bagage checked at office Boz lenns,
Railroad 9th aud Is streets. JAS. l. TAILOR
Yo general Passenger Agent
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MIR. Blaine,s Vacation.
MR.. CARSEGIE's TALLYHO EXCHANGED FOR A \,
on LOCH EARN,

Mr. CARSEGiE's TALLYH0 EXCHANGED FOR 4 BOAT
on LOCH EARN.
special cable To the Chicago NeWs from Bridge
OF Earn, Scotland, says: Tie Carnegie tallyho
reached here late last night, but the arrival was
timed so accurately that the dinner that had been
ordered by telegraph was warm when the magnifi-
cent coach turEei into kllgraston ground The
party were exhausted, and, after q brief stroll.
soon retired. shortly before the tide rose this
morning, Nr Elaine, his family, senator Hale his
NsIc, and the Cls nesieo drove down to Muncr,u,
Pier, and embarked IN Mr.. Carnegie's boat, The
party went up the Earn with the tide. Senator
Haze WORKED at the OARS awhile, but Mr.. Blaine
remained III the STERN with Mr.. Carnegie during
tae TRIP. The boat returned In the evening wit
inc CO., III the evening Two highland G.sspipe
tr"uoaocurS entertained TIE sleat, OF Ki.grasion
OF ti.s ih"2s- Si. 4iai1e remained the Veranda
eiti .o:;s alter the rejection OF the NOrmans sun
had ~~>>
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slr Henry Drulmoad Wolf, the special English
envoy, Who Was ordered W leave CoI,srantinople,
.ue sultan refusing To sign the Egyptian conven-
tiol, LIS Started Tor London.
"a: ,. Briggs, general appraiser of the Boston
eus.ou-holsc, LiaS been Requested 20 resign IL is
his place. ~ ~
OIlcers OF the United States secret service ON
SATURDAY arrested, In Chicago Adam Racke a
SeIMan, VINO mas been for some time manu-
featuring and circulating counterfeit half dollars
extremely well executed.
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RMTiMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD
Schedule in effect. SUNDAY. JUNE 18th 1ss1
until further notice

Leave Washington from station corner OF New Jsr-
sey avenue and street.
through coaches and sleeping The 10 ~ am "a
East Limited Express I1ttsburg and chicago ar
irving IN f1ttsburr at 30 pm, Chicago MORN
ng at $50 No extra fare Is changed this
For Cincinnati, Louisville and St Louis daily at IL
pm. and 40 PAN, with through coaches aud Palace
change 3 pm. is fast limited train 10 Cincinnati
30 ST Louis q 40 pm NoeNtra fare Is charged IN
For Pittsburr at 10 % m and ;55 pm daily to
Httsburr, cleveland and Detroit with larlor and
For Ilints ON shenandoah Valley Railroad between
SeAAn loah junction and Luray inclusive: 3:l5 D. ~
Fer Lexington ana Local Stations 10 10 am daily.
For Havre de Grace Newark. Wilmington and Pills
eThs, Z 80 am - pm. and I 30 pm. daily.
Tor M,imiEgton, Delaware and intermediate points
n.iMeen baltimore and Wilmington, > 90 am. daily.
p d Ga rh er sge snd sSa
Dor Baltimore ON week days, 3, 80 40. 7;:,o.
ira,n} 40 So 40 So 4 As. t so Gis'. IS
- An 20, 1.3o $3.50. 43O. 4:40 ) 80 0s4a
Dor AnnaPYlls G. 40 and s. 80 am and l2 10 aud
80 Pm ON SUNDAY 20 am. 40 nm.
R mST1 = ,,6 40 20 an sn, T. 70 40 IS
40 and 30 SI P For e s, sm and On Ts 4
tan Branch so am daily except sunday and : 30
Sept SUNDAY, Tor prinelal stations on Metropolitan
Branch. 1910 am daily; ON sunday stors at all
300 AN II 80. except sunday. ; IS and I 20
pan daily For Boyd and intermediate stat IONS "a
= IA. daily Church train leaves Washington sunday
only at ID pm, stopping at all stations Metro
Iolitsn Branch For Frederick lo:l0 an. and 40
For Haserstown 10 10 m. and 5 80 pm daily. er-
cept SUNDAY.
IL and 10 pm.
From points Shenandoah Valley RR, rs pm.
daily. '
From Philadelphia Chester. Wilmington and Havrs
de Grace, 10 40 am. 3 % pm. and - 30 nm daily.
From Hayre de Grace. Sngerly and intermedl ate
points north of Baltimore. 10 GOA m
From Annapolis. $50 and 10 b am and so ana
D 20 pm sunday, 10 30 am, q 30 pm.
From harler's Ferry aud Valley Railroad 3 ID p.tR
daily, except Sunday.
From Frederick and Intermediate points 4. % n m
and = ID r. III. daily except sunday.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington o. 30
80 300. 800. 10 90 and 10 30 a m L, Is. Ia
Sundays, 30. 3, % and 10 m. 30 :. b. A ID
300 $3.50. 40. 4 30 and I 90 nm.
All trains from Washington stop at RelHy station
except %. SIS, 4 30 pm.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket Office Washington station g ~ and 1851
peunsy avenue Attn street where orders
Will be taken for baggage 10 be checked and
any point in the city
W. NJ CLEMENTS C. + LORD, O. A
Manager, Baltimore.
PERCY q. SMITH. Pass'r Washington. y2
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Is IT CASE OF BIGsAy?-A colored woman en-
.ereu the detectlye ONCE at police headquarters
wanted 10 see about the license s.,Xhat Kind OF a
Ncenst? inquired the Inspector Marriage
Acehoc, she answered "Want 10 get marTied?"
ASKED the inspector. "NO. SIR" she answered
Il am already married, and l live In Bladens-
Ours- Want 10 See II my husband cot married
last week" ais it reported that ne l. Tnarriaton
ASKED the Inspector. ''WelI he says So" she an
sWereu- lie tod me he was married last week y,
She was referred 10 the clerks office ar the CITY
haIl, where such licenses are issued
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Infections for The "a hours commencing n, n M
FOR the District CT Columbia, New jersey, East
eIn Pennsylvania. Delaware and Maryland, west
Try winds, slightly cooler fair weather, except
occasional thunder-storms
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TRANSFER OF PoLICE.-The following transfers
nave been made In the police department: Orricer
WheelOck, from first TO nth precinct Officer Ken
nv, from nth 10 first precinct OfIicer Scott from
baltimore and Ohio depot 10 Police court; Officer
henner, from Police Court 10 fourth precinct;
and Ohio depot.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE TO LONDON
NORDEUTsCHER LLOYD g. 90.
Fast Express steamers
To Southampton London. Hsvre). Bremen.
Saalc, We'd July 20.5 AM; Aler, Wed. July %, IL
Am; Elbs, We'd, Aug s. q m; werra- Wed. Aug.
Comfortable staterooms, excellent table luxurious
saloon appointments Prices LIST cabin, 90 aud up
wards berth. according to location; ID osbin EDO
berth steexage at Low rateA Apply 70
jyl6 Z. \. pkoOP. els Penn eve